As the sun moves we move and find shade. We respond to change. But what happens when we hit a wall?
We like to think that we are more advanced than our ancestors. But when we look at vernacular architecture we see architectural ideas that are more responsive to the given climate/terrain. Today we create problems for ourselves. The results we have are visible around us - combinations of legal regulations that try to be universal but are not, market driven spatial models that make sense only on paper, planing that is negotiating long-therm ambitions with short-therm gain and so on.
What is done is done. We have to find more responsive ways of dealing the heritage we have. Our movement/flow has to be put at the top of the agenda. Going from point A to B. Working with existing structures and developing new spatial models that respond to:
Thermodynamics and Social flow.